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- CARDINAL CHRISTOPH SCHöNBORN
Ever since 1996, when Pope John Paul II said that evolution (a term he did not define) was "more than just a hypothesis," defenders of neo-Darwinian dogma have often invoked the supposed acceptance or at least acquiescence of the Roman Catholic Church when they defend their theory as somehow compatible with Christian faith. But this is not true.
Cardinal Christoph Schönborn
The Catholic Church, while leaving to science many details about the history of life on earth, proclaims that by the light of reason the human intellect can readily and clearly discern purpose and design in the natural world, including the world of living things.
Evolution in the sense of common ancestry might be true, but evolution in the neo-Darwinian sense an unguided, unplanned process of random variation and natural selection is not. Any system of thought that denies or seeks to explain away the overwhelming evidence for design in biology is ideology, not science.
Consider the real teaching of our beloved John Paul. While his rather vague and unimportant 1996 letter about evolution is always and everywhere cited, we see no one discussing these comments from a 1985 general audience that represents his robust teaching on nature:
"All the observations concerning the development of life lead to a similar conclusion. The evolution of living beings, of which science seeks to determine the stages and to discern the mechanism, presents an internal finality which arouses admiration. This finality which directs beings in a direction for which they are not responsible or in charge, obliges one to suppose a Mind which is its inventor, its creator."
He went on: "To all these indications of the existence of God the Creator, some oppose the power of chance or of the proper mechanisms of matter. To speak of chance for a universe which presents such a complex organization in its elements and such marvelous finality in its life would be equivalent to giving up the search for an explanation of the world as it appears to us. In fact, this would be equivalent to admitting effects without a cause. It would be to abdicate human intelligence, which would thus refuse to think and to seek a solution for its problems."
Note that in this quotation the word "finality" is a philosophical term synonymous with final cause, purpose or design. In comments at another general audience a year later, John Paul concludes, "It is clear that the truth of faith about creation is radically opposed to the theories of materialistic philosophy. These view the cosmos as the result of an evolution of matter reducible to pure chance and necessity."
Naturally, the authoritative Catechism of the Catholic Church agrees: "Human intelligence is surely already capable of finding a response to the question of origins. The existence of God the Creator can be known with certainty through his works, by the light of human reason." It adds: "We believe that God created the world according to his wisdom. It is not the product of any necessity whatever, nor of blind fate or chance."
In an unfortunate new twist on this old controversy, neo-Darwinists recently have sought to portray our new pope, Benedict XVI, as a satisfied evolutionist. They have quoted a sentence about common ancestry from a 2004 document of the International Theological Commission, pointed out that Benedict was at the time head of the commission, and concluded that the Catholic Church has no problem with the notion of "evolution" as used by mainstream biologists that is, synonymous with neo-Darwinism.
The commission's document, however, reaffirms the perennial teaching of the Catholic Church about the reality of design in nature. Commenting on the widespread abuse of John Paul's 1996 letter on evolution, the commission cautions that "the letter cannot be read as a blanket approbation of all theories of evolution, including those of a neo-Darwinian provenance which explicitly deny to divine providence any truly causal role in the development of life in the universe."
Furthermore, according to the commission, "An unguided evolutionary process one that falls outside the bounds of divine providence simply cannot exist."
Indeed, in the homily at his installation just a few weeks ago, Benedict proclaimed: "We are not some casual and meaningless product of evolution. Each of us is the result of a thought of God. Each of us is willed, each of us is loved, each of us is necessary."
Throughout history the church has defended the truths of faith given by Jesus Christ. But in the modern era, the Catholic Church is in the odd position of standing in firm defense of reason as well. In the 19th century, the First Vatican Council taught a world newly enthralled by the "death of God" that by the use of reason alone mankind could come to know the reality of the Uncaused Cause, the First Mover, the God of the philosophers.
Now at the beginning of the 21st century, faced with scientific claims like neo-Darwinism and the multiverse hypothesis in cosmology invented to avoid the overwhelming evidence for purpose and design found in modern science, the Catholic Church will again defend human reason by proclaiming that the immanent design evident in nature is real. Scientific theories that try to explain away the appearance of design as the result of "chance and necessity" are not scientific at all, but, as John Paul put it, an abdication of human intelligence.
see also "The Quarrel the Evolutionists Started" by Dr. Janine Langan
a telephone interview from a monastery in Austria the cardinal said that his essay
had not been approved by the Vatican, but that two or three weeks before Pope
Benedict XVI's election in April, he spoke with the pope, then Cardinal Joseph
Ratzinger, about the church's position on evolution. "I said I would like to have
a more explicit statement about that, and he encouraged me to go on," said Cardinal
Schönborn. He said that he had been "angry" for years about writers and theologians,
many Catholics, who he said had "misrepresented" the church's position as endorsing
the idea of evolution as a random process. "Evolution in the sense of common ancestry
might be true, but evolution in the neo-Darwinian sense an unguided, unplanned
process of random variation and natural selection is not."
Cardinal Christoph Schönborn, "Finding Design in Nature." New York Times July 7, 2005.
The Author
Cardinal Christoph Schönborn is the Roman Catholic cardinal archbishop of Vienna. Cardinal Schönborn's magnum opus is The Catechism of the Catholic Church. He has co-authored with Pope Benedict XVI a shorter version of the Catechism entitled The Introduction to the CCC, as well as a four volume set of books (Living the CCC: vol. 1: The Creed, vol. 2: The Sacraments, vol. 3: Life in Christ, vol. 4: Paths of Prayer) that contains enlightening commentary and a meditation for each week of the year. Most recently, beginning in 2003, Cardinal Schönborn assisted then Cardinal Ratzinger (now Benedict XVI) in the composition of the 200-page Compendium of the CCC, which employs a question-and-answer format and is intended more specifically for use within catechetical, pastoral and teaching environments. In addition, he is the author of Loving the Church: Spiritual Exercises Preached in the Presence of John Paul II, My Jesus: Encountering Christ in the Gospel, God's Human Face: The Christ Icon, From Death to Life: The Christian Journey, and The Mystery of the Incarnation.Copyright © 2005 Cardinal Christoph Schönborn
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Finger posts came into being in the 1740's when turnpike trusts were encouraged to mark every mile. By 1766, this was made obligatory to aid stagecoach and mail facilities to keep time and in 1773 The General Turnpike Act was decreed, requiring signs be erected to inform travellers of the distance to the nearby town.
Whilst some elements of the finger post design were prescribed, depending of the period they were installed, local authorities had considerable scope for individuality leading to a rich historical content of finger post design.
Although many finger posts are a combination of black, white or grey other colour variants existed, particularly in Dorset, Somerset, Devon and Cornwall, where some finger posts are red with white lettering.The reason behind this is not fully known but it is thought that the colour variation was used to mark out a route specifically for transporting prisoners on their way to deportation to Australia.
Aside from the colour differences, the form varies between counties with some bearing finials, discs, balls and pyramid shapes marked with county names.
With increased road use and the 1933 traffic sign system seeming outdated, a new system was put in place in 1961 resulting the 1964 Traffic Sign Regulations. Local authorities were encouraged to take away their remaining traditional finger posts, leaving only a few counties in England today keeping them, Somerset being one of them.
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Over the years surveys of different types and scale have been completed and it is estimated that there are roughly 193 finger posts on Exmoor, however it is not clear as to the exact location, style, condition of all of them
On the 11th September a meeting took place at Winsford Village Hall to discuss a new initiative in which Parishes would survey all the finger posts with a view to restoring them. The Exmoor National Park has put aside £10,000 towards the project and it is hoped that additional funding may come from other sources.
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I have stayed there about 1/year for the past 10 years and for the price it was always a good deal. This year, they pushed their luck as the motel is so run down, as if they haven't invested a penny in upkeep for years. The 2nd bed was right up against the air conditioner which meant it had to be turned off or freeze. The sheets/towels were old - big hand towels or small bath towels, not sure. The room smelled dampish and stale. Water pressure in the sink non-existant. No trash, my friend had to go get a trash can. Poor storage space in the bathroom. The sheets were worn out and the bed - OMG --- lumpy and soft... not a good nites sleep. The light fixture by the bed was worn out and not easy to turn on to the lamp wanted since it worked for both
In its favor the shower curtain was excellent as it wrapped around and kept the water in the shower and not on the floor. And, I will say that the wake up calls were on time.
$100/night is not a lot for a room, but I have stayed in other places for this amount there there were tissues, decent towels/sheets and hair dryers. The location is great for my needs and I hope they invest some money in fixing the place up
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"I'm currently reading 'Nation of Rebels,' by Joseph Heath. It's about how the counterculture's philosophy openly accepts consumer culture."
"'Captain from Castile,' by Samuel Shellabarger. It takes place in Mexico in the 1500s, and it's about a guy who ends up stabbing a local official and has to flee with his friend to the new world to find their fortune"
"'The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat,' by Oliver Sacks. The guy who wrote it is a psychologist, and it's about various patients who have cognitive abnormalities."
"'Many Servants,' by Ormonde Plater. It was recommended to me by a good friend. It's about Christian servanthood, specifically for deacons, but it applies to Christian service in general."
"'The Hobbit,' by J.R.R. Tolkien. It was one of many books a friend left for me to read."
bearded_gnome 7 years, 5 months ago
good books in this "what are you reading.I'm reading "fisher's face." biography of british admiral, then admiral of the fleet and sea lord. well written text but could be better organized in presentation. he brought the dreadnaught to reality
tonythetiger 7 years, 5 months ago
"The man who mistook his wife for a hat" is great. It is dated but exemplifies several character sketches of people with physiological deformities and actual physical damage that can be proven. When it was written I am not sure if Catscans even existed but then most the examples that they had of survivors were dead long before the technology existed as well. Great choice.The man with the railroad spike through his head is really interesting.
ms_canada 7 years, 5 months ago
Currently reading "Inside The Jihad" by Omar Nasiri, which is not his real name. I am only just getting into it but the introduction tells me that Omar Nasiri was a spy who inflitrated the Al Qaeda organization for several years. Very interesting story so far. He tells a whole lot about himself, where he was born, his family, where he worked, that he is Arabic and a Muslim and then he says that none of that is true except that he is muslim.
riverdrifter 7 years, 5 months ago
Just finished Gonzo: The Life of Hunter S. Thompson. Could've been a contender but the high life brought him down. Remember when, 10 or so years ago, he came to KU? Epic!
bearded_gnome 7 years, 5 months ago
We went to see the greatest in Rap groups like Don fudgepacker and the monkeys. I am so sorry I had a misspent youth listening to Rappers like them butthey seemed to be the most convienent acts to be around. It was almost like they chased me around to see their show.There was always something fishy about their act but most always said they smelt a rat instead.I donut know. What did you do????????
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ADNC has traded down since their earnings announcement for two reasons: 1) there was a bit of "buy on the rumor sell on the news" action, and 2) investors were expecting Q2 guidance to be higher. The company is clearly entrenched with Samsung and their expanding business with the Chinese OEMs should more than offset the rundown from AAPL revenues. ADNC's IP is both superior to that of competitors and strategic, which makes ADNC a likely take out candidate (INTL, GOOG, Dolby, etc.). When you consider that the VCs who have backed ADNC are looking to exit at some point, now seems like a logical time to do so, given how ADNC has ramped up with Samsung. Sure, PCs/Automobiles/TV will be other revenue streams for ADNC over the next 2 years, but why risk waiting for that when you've got a great growth trajectory right now and strategic IP that companies much much larger than you are probably eager to get their hands on? Add this to the recent and repeated large insider purchases (especially the CFO), I'd guess ADNC won't remain a standalone company for much longer.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
For the patient investor this is a buying opportunity. There is nothing fundamentally wrong with ADNC and all metrics point to a growing company. I think there are two factors driving today's stock move. Piling in by the high speed traders on an initial down trend at the open and panic by the retail investor. I wouldn't be surprised if the stock closed somewhere over 14 today and anyone who bought between 13 and 15 will see a profit over the coming week and for the long term.
I don't have a clue mate. I had to sell half my position at 13.90 this morning, as I hit my loss limits. The company is worth around $30. It beat estimates, it is growing. All the analysts are raising their recommendations.
The only issue for me is the growth slowdown
Q2 (Jun) 2012 $33m
Q3 (sep) 2012 $41m (+$21m) (+105%)
Q4 (dec) 2012 $39m (+$21m) (+117%)
Q1 (Mar) 2013 $47m (+$16m) (+52%)
Q2 (Jun) 2013 $44.5m (+12m) (+30%) (guidance) (though what management is saying Q2 revenues were pulled forward to Q1 as a result of S4 launch inventory buildup). So it would have been $44m (Q1) then $47m (Q2).
But from my perspective I have only been projecting 15% annual revenue growth over the next five years. So I have been expecting this.
I'm hoping to see buying in the last 30 minutes of the day.
Of course they have single customer exposure (62% of their business is Samsung) however, Samsung have only just launched their new phone, so their is no way anyone could project them losing the Samsung business before the end of Q3. My understanding is that Audience is in the new Note 3 that is coming out in September.
I don't know how you manage risk, but if you have a stop loss policy then use it, or at least sell half. No one can predict the future, their is always stuff out there that you don't know and won't know until it is too late. The point is not to try to be right, but to cut losses and let winners run.
Sentiment: Buy
it ran up on too high expectatations, simple as that give it a couple days or so


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definitely putting "the super battle train" in my rpg now :) thx again for the permission to use your songs, but dont worry I will send you the updated songlist around the end of the game's development ^-^
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I could so take the time to build an 8-bit desert battle train level design just for this song and build some enemies for it and try to make it interact with the music but since this will be a first to me it will take so long but damn now I want to do it darn I am hooked in the music.
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I hope found more songs or music new on this style of oldschool of sega genesis so great like this one :c
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After listening to it I thought that would fit greatly for an exciting train stage. Didn't know at that point you were thinking about the same. It's a great theme overall. I apologize that I'm not very experienced with giving critic for music.....
Gonna design a train level while listening to it, just because it deserves to get used. I love how inspirating some of the music themes on newground can get. : D


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It has only taken me 7 months to write this, as I have only just found the usefulness of Trip Advisor.
Words cannot do justice to the Witchery, there are not enough superlatives to describe. Everyone is their lifetime should visit here, but then again may be not, as we may never get a room again.
We stayed at the Inner Sanctum for our honeymoon in January 04 and it will always live in our memories as the most fantastic two nights of my life. The hotel, if that is what you call it, was out of this world and we were truly be-witched by its uniqueness as many have been before us.
Our visit was only topped by two meals in the Secret Graden, some of the best we have ever had.
This is one truly, amazing, fantastic getaways. Who knows what Edinburgh is like and who cares when you are in this opulent room, you never want to leave and always want to return.
Book now!!
I can't tell you how much we loved this place... We stayed for 2 nights for our first wedding anniversary and it was the perfect hideaway. A great location, total over the top luxury and great friendly staff who made it a real joy to stay there. The restaurant was beautiful too and the fab baskets bring breakfast to your room were the perfect start to the day - highly recommended.
Interesting, but hardly luxury.
After viewing the rave reviews on this and other sites, my wife and I stayed here in June. Booked 3 nights, checked out after 2 which says much. Stayed in the Inner Sanctum. Eclectic, certainly. Luxurious, not even close. Frayed carpets, leaking shower (bathroom carpet was sodden), TV cabinet door hanging off, lights not working. In general, impressive at first look but really tatty if you look harder. First night no turn down service, so second night we turned bed down ourselves to find, yes, they came in and made it up again. Weird. Secret Garden restuarant very well presented, Witchery less so and same menu which was disappointing. OK for 1 night but no more. And be prepared for the 5am garbage truck right outside the window.
Gracious living and then some !!!
25th march 2004 have just spent the most wonderful night at The Old Rectory Suite in the Witchery. given to us as a 40th anniversay gift by a friend we could not have imagined such luxury, it is a real step back in time - no matter what age you are anyone would enjoy this amazing experience. The suite is superbly designed and the bathroom is an absolute joy. The staff are most welcoming and the service excellent.
guess what i will give my son and his wife for their next anniversary present ??
A little bit of magic at the bottom of the hill!
On searching the net recently for a hotel in Edinbrugh I came across this site and the lovely recommendations of The Witchery. So much so that I had to check it out! Fortunately, they must have had a cancellation because my partner and I managed to book "The Gaurd Room".
And I can honestly say that it was the most enjoyable and relaxing experience I have ever had, with its beautifully decorated rooms and bathroom. We also had dinner in the evening in "The Secret Garden"..
the food was fantastic, the service was excellent and the ambience of it all was unforgettable... it was extremely hard to leave!
The Witchery was Bewitching!!
We stayed at The Witchery on a blustery day in September. We have stayed in many romantic bed and breakfasts along the east coast of the United States and none will ever compare. We chose the Lord Semphill Suite. Trust me, eventhough there are no pictures of it on their website, it has to be the most romantic. We had a whole flat to ourselves, which included a kitchen, 2 sittingrooms, a glorious bathroom and our bedroom. Each room had controls to the lighting. The bathroom floor was heated with a large tub for two and all the amenties you can imagine. The bedroom was beautiful. Gosh, even the hall to each of the rooms was ornate, with dimming lights and velvet curtains. I cannot say enough about this inn. It is well worth money, if not only for it's location so close to the castle.
Romantic Witchery
My wife and I spent our honeymoon at The Witchery and the only reason I havent written a review previously is because I didnt want any of you to know of our secret place.This really was the most romantic venue I have ever been. The staff were amazing, paying the most unbelievable attention to even the most minor details.On our first evening we enjoyed a superb meal in the Secret Garden and returned to our room to find it immersed in the glow of candles with the log fire burning and soft music playing. I can not fault anything about The Witchery except that when I tried to book upon our departure for our anniversary, it was already fully booked.Damn you whoever stole my reservation.If you try nothing else in Edinburgh, try the Witchery, it has all of the romance, glamour, style and history that the city is famous for.
World Class
We have visited many romantic places throughout the world including Paris, The Bahamas, The Maldives, however, the Witchery is still our favourite place to stay. Having visited whenever we can over the last 3 years I have yet to find anything other than diving into a freezing cold swimming pool that could take my breath away to the extent of entering the Inner Sanctum for the first time. Service is totally personal, unobtrusive and of the highest standard, I would describe it as service excellence. If you ever have the opportunity to spend even one night at the Inner Sanctum or the Old Rectory then do it, put it on the list of things to do before you die. We shall be returning in November for another unforgettable experience.Tricia G
The Witchery - Edinburgh's finest !!!!
I went to the witchery in april 2003 for a three night break . We stayed in 3 different suites, favourites were the old rectory- (amazing bathroom) and the inner sanctum . the staff were the best and Roxy the head of housekeeping is an absolute star !!!! I cant praise the service or the staff enough they truly made my stay first class. Nothing was too much trouble. Pol Roger Champagne upon arrival ( churchills fave ) wonderful breakfasts and excellent restaurants made The Witchery a firm favourite.The Plaza in New York could learn a few things about service from this place.***** five stars
Most romantic hotel ever
This was quite frankly the best hotel experience I have had in the UK. The rooms were amazing- fantastic ornate decorations with such attention to detail; the suite consisted of 2 ante rooms as well as the bathroom and bedroom. Each one is different. Its not suprising that I am the only reviewer: I had to book up 10 months in advance to get a room for a Saturday night- its harder getting a room here than it is getting a table at teh Ivy. But worth every penny.
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